I think of it as a warning to future companies who take these kind of liberties...
https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/technology/zoom-tops-weekly-d...
Other nascent companies will tip their "We want to grow like Zoom" hat and it'll serve as a warning sign as to what the growth mentality is.
Anyway, my point was... I don't think they've taken too much grief yet, for what they've done. They deserve all the lumps they're getting, and that may (hopefully) be instructive.
[And yeah, there are always companies that do this kind of thing... some are Facebook, and some trip into a hole.]
Like good that the market is stressing them on their security, at $30bn they should be able to engage with that feedback and then loop.
On the other hand, tried to use Skype lately? Product has barely evolved since they were bought out by MSFT.
Guess google does videoconferencing too, but they know enough about us all already....
Such a strangely extreme viewpoint to suddenly jump to.